Sung by Mr. Leland Langley
"O Dry Those Tears!" (1901)
Song
with Organ & Voilin (or Violincello) Accompts ad lib.
Composed by
Teresa Del Riego (1876-1968)
By the same Composer
"Slave Song," "My Gentle Child,"Red Clover," "Harmony,"
"Love Is a Bird," "Little Red Coat," "Ave Marie,"
"Two Songs:" (1. Heart My Hear. 2. Scotch Love Song)

Chappell & Co. Ltd
41 East Thirtyfourth Street
New York
[Source: pages 87-91, facsimile reprint from
"Song Hits from the Turn of the Century"]

1. O dry those tears,
And calm those fears,
Life is not made for sorrow;
’Twill come, alas!
But soon ’twill pass,
Clouds will be sunshine to morrow;
’Twill come, alas!
But soon ’twill pass,
Clouds will be sunshine tomorrow.

2. O life thine eyes
To the blue skies,
See how the cloudss do borrow
Brghtness, each one,
Straight from the sun;
So is it ever with sorrow.
’Twill come, alas!
But soon ’twill pass,
Clouds will be sunshine tomorrow;
Then life thine eyes
To the blue skies.
Clouds will be sunshine tomorrow.